New Kansas City Chiefs power couple as heiress dating former QB's son
Move over Mahomes, there's a new Chiefs power couple in Kansas City.
Gracie Hunt, the daughter of Chiefs owner Clark Hunt, is dating Derek Green, the son of former Chiefs star quarterback Trent Green, she revealed on Instagram.
Hunt, once Miss Kansas USA, posted a series of snapshots that showed her and Green holding hands and having fun on a vacation.
'My heart is full. Grateful for some much-needed time to rest, reflect, and reset after a whirlwind few months post-football season,' Hunt wrote.
'So thankful for time with the people who keep me grounded, remind me I'm loved, and never fail to make me laugh. Swipe for a few favorite snapshots from life lately.'
Trent Green spent six seasons with the Chiefs as part of a long professional football career that included a Super Bowl win as the backup to. Kurt Warner with the St. Louis Rams.
Green was cut by the B.C. Lions before breaking into the NFL and becoming a staple in Kansas City.
His son also played quarterback, for SMU, a private university in Dallas, from 2018 to 2021, before transferring to Long Island University in 2022.
Hunt also attended SMU.
The pair also posed together while attending the White House Correspondents Dinner in late April.
Last month, Hunt had alluded to a relationship in an Instagram story. It showed her and a man hugging with their backs turned to the camera while overlooking Arrowhead Stadium.
'After meeting 7.5 years ago in this place … all along there was some invisible string,' Hunt said in the post.
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